Meet Brian

In the early hours of May 17, 2017, a fire broke out at a Michigan motel, the result of an explosion. Brian, his mother and brother suffered injuries and were airlifted to a local hospital. Brian’s wounds were significant, with burns covering 85% of his body.

Dancer Leaps Into Innovative Fusionless Option

Dancer leaps into innovative fusionless option with VBT tether.

The Fulkerson Method: Procedure Addresses Teen's Chronic Knee Pain

Shortly after her first visit to the Greenville Shriners Hospital, a diagnosis was clear – patellofemoral instability. Alexis’ inner growth plate in her knee was outgrowing her outer knee growth plate, causing her knee to pop out of place on occasion.

Shriners Children’s Gives Burn Survivor a Positive Outlook on Life

For six weeks, Tommy was in a medically induced coma and woke up at Shriners Children’s Northern California’s ICU. His hands and legs were badly burned, needing over surgeries to save them.

Stronger Bonds, Brighter Future

Hannah arrived in the United States on Christmas Eve last year, held in the arms of her new adoptive parents, Deanne and Matt. She stepped into a family filled with love, Christmas traditions and new siblings – three, to be exact – more than 8,000 miles from the orphanage in India she had called hom...

From Vietnam to Boston – the Road to Life-Changing Burn Care

Patient Ambassador Natalie Dances Her Way to the Irish Dance World Championships

After two hand surgeries and therapy, Natalie continues to excel in dance as well as other activities like riding her bike and swimming.

Diarrhea

Diarrhea is loose and watery stool and is a common problem. Shriners Children’s cares for children with diarrhea that has lasted for weeks or longer to address more serious issues such as inflammatory bowel disease.

A Chance Encounter Leads Family to Shriners Children's Boston for Craniofacial Care

Now 15, Zachary's craniofacial care began when he was an infant.

Anaheli's Story

Toddler undergoes two skin grafting surgeries following scald injury.